Chapter 1. The "Left Overs"
_ CHAPTER I. THE "LEFT OVERS"
It was the week after Commencement. The corridors, class-rooms, and study hall of Saint Andrew‘s stretched in dim, silent vistas； over the tennis court and the playground there brooded a dead calm； the field, scene of so many strenuous struggles, lay bare and still in the summer sunlight； the quadrangle, that so lately had rung to parting cheer and "yell," might have been a cloister for midnight ghosts to walk. The only sign or sound of life came from the open archways of the Gym, where the "left overs" (as the boys who for various reasons had been obliged to summer at Saint Andrew‘s) were working off the steam condensed, as Jim Norris declared, to the "busting" point by the last seven days.
A city-bound college has its limitations, and vacation at Saint Andrew‘s promised to be a very dull affair indeed. The "left overs" had tried everything to kill time. At present their efforts seemed bent on killing themselves； for

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